Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-14
LOCAL BREYITIES.
To-day is law-day in the Superior

To-day is law-day in the Superior Court
The Grand Jury is impaneled. Trot out
your Little Pete"
q. P. Clark has been appointed Adjutant
on General Dimond's staff.
So far this month the State Printer has
received sixty-six orders tor school books
The Portland express was forty minutes
late on its arrival here last evening; cause,
a hot box.
Major Orion as Adjutant- G General, and P.
G. Kewen as Assistant nt-General
received their commissions yesterday.
The American river bridge will be closed
on Sunday next from 7 A. NJ. until P. M,
SO that some necessary repairs can be made.
A colored lady by the name of Sarah A.
Mitchell died in this city Tuesday of lock-
jaw, caused by receiving slight scratch on
one of her hands.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between L and NJ, will give
social this evening. A choice literary and
musical programme has been arranged.
VIM. Mclaughlin, one of the best catch
ers in the baseball Professionalism has
always been standby with the Atlas
has signed for the next season with that
club.
On a dispatch from Sheriff Meade, of
Fresno county, Captain Karcher yesterday
arrested VIM. Ladbetter. The dispatch
failed to state the charge. Sheriff Meade
will be up to get the prisoner to-day.
The average signal service temperature
yesterday was go, being SO warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperatures were 73o and $50, with
fresh southerly wind and weather clear.
Chief of Police Dillman returned from
San Francisco last evening, having in
charge Eva La France, against whom Belle
Morgan has sworn TO a charge of grand
larceny. The case will be heard in the
Police Court to-day.
In Justice Davis Court, on the 22d inst,
z. S. Fenton, of Perkins, will have a hear
ing on charge Of malicious mischief, pre-
ferred by H. ID. Milliard. The defendant is
accused of breaking a lock on door of
Milliard's blacksmith shop at Perkins.
A dispatch was received in this city last
evening stating that yesterday John G. Ing
Jr., of this city, had graduated second in a
class of twenty-four at the California Col
lege of Pharmacy at San Francisco. Mr..
Ing was for some time an apprentice with
Terry McMorry, druggist, on street The
young mans parents reside in Sacramento,
his father being an engineer at the Pioneer
FIGURING Mills.
John McGibbivary yesterday brought
| suit against City Treasurer Gerber, to COM
pei the latter to pay 8 claim of the former
against the city, amounting to 1925. The
plaintiff further asks that day be set for
the hearing, and that the City Treasurer be
notified to appear and show cause why he
has not paid the demand. The case has
been set for trial in Department One of the
| Superior Court.
On account of the railroad company's
soon requiring the grounds now occupied
| by the Puget Sound Lumber Company,
near the passenger depot, the latter has
concluded to retire from business in this
city. Yesterday syndicate of Sacramento
lumber dealers. consisting of Richards &
Knox, Friend & Terry Lumber Company
and the Sacramento Lumber Company
purchased their entire stock of lumber